I agree but you have to take into account that this was done in a bit of a rush so that my husband could have the enjoyable, comfortable holiday he craved. I believe he knew it was very close to the end although quite as close as it turned out to be, I think not.
DD I have nothing but sympathy for your plight, believe me.
We have all bought stuff in a hurry, or not even in a hurry, and ended up in the same boat. We recently bought an induction hob from John Lewis which just didn't work properly. It did for a very short while. Had a bit of a game getting it replaced which eventually involved my physically taking it out and handing it over in the shop, where they didn't really want it.
But you can't do that with your caravan.

Dooooo hope you get it sorted soon.:):):):)
 
Well this a.m. was a bit eventful.
Wifey has found out her blessed parcel still hasn't arrived at son's place in Paris.
So she got all emotional and started talking about suing Parcel2Go etc.
She has a habit of going from A to Z without passing through B, C etc.
AND, worse than that, she got onto me BEFORE BREAKFAST. Hanging offence!!!:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
Looks like either the French concierge has nicked it, or some other frog git has nicked it. This is not the first time a parcel we have sent to friends in Paris has gone missing. The barstewards.:mad::mad::mad::mad:
A hand knitted cardigan and a silver locket, family heirloom.
Allegedly they tried to deliver it 4 times but no one ever turned up to deliver.
We shall see. I hope stepson goes into the Chronopost office with all the paperwork and a hand grenade!
 

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